Cujo's Pizza

They have the BEST ham and cheese foot long sandwiches and cheese sticks!!! It's a little pricey but definitely worth it!!!!

Best pizza and their muffaletta sandwiches are Heaven! Not to mention their pickles There always on time with your food it's never cold! The staff and owners are so friendly! I promise you wanna try CUJOS ASAP! You won't regret it!!!!!

Cujo's Pizza has been around since I was young. It's a great hometown eatery and the food is great.

Cujo's is one of the more famous establishments in Walker County. Sitting on the roadside just a few miles from Smith Lake, Cujo's feeds the residents of Curry and the Lake community year-round. The pizza made at Cujo's rivals any big city pizza joint. Each pizza is made to order exactly to your specifications.Not in the mood for pizza? Try the BBQ sandwiches or hamburgers. Many folks claim that Cujo's BBQ is better than their pizza. THAT is a pretty big compliment.

If you ever find yourself in Curry, Alabama, make sure to stop by this hidden gem for pizza that will have you questioning if you're actually in Italy. As Arizonans who make the trip to visit family, we've come to treat this place as a must-stop every time we're in town--and it never disappoints.The pizza here is honestly more authentic than some of the best we've had in Italy. The crust has that perfect balance of crispy and chewy, with just the right amount of char, and the toppings are always fresh and thoughtfully selected.It's hard to put into words, but the sense of authenticity this place brings is something special. Every time we visit, it feels like we're getting a taste of home, even though we're thousands of miles away. The service is always friendly, and the atmosphere is cozy, making it the perfect spot to relax with family and enjoy a meal. If you're looking for pizza that will make you feel like you've just stepped off a plane in Naples, this is the place to go--Curry's best-kept secret.

The food is great but you better sell a kidney before you stop in. The pizza and sandwiches are good but not as good as the price they have on them. They were way overpriced LONG before the "inflation" impact hit.

Tried the muffuletta. Not bad, except there's no olive spread so it's not authentic.

Our favorite go to take out for burgers, chicken, pizza and muffalottas. Food is very tasty and Cheryl is the best! Thanks Cujo's for your 5 Star eats!!!

The food is decent BUT the pizza used to be SO much better. I'm not writing this review to be rude or make anyone mad I actually just hope the owners see it and consider making a few changes. I have been a Cujo's customer since high school in the 90's when my cousin worked there after school each day. I always loved the way the pizza was made. It was better than any chain store pizza around. The crust had a unique and delicious taste and the mozzarella cheese was always piled on thick no matter what other toppings you got. Cujo's was known by everyone to be the place with super yummy thick melted mozzarella on top of their pizzas. Over the years I would frequently drive 20 minutes from my home and skip over every other pizza place that was closer just to get pizza from Cujo's. However, the way they used to make pizza has changed and not in a good way. The crust tastes different, the toppings are of lower quality now, and you don't get much of each topping and there is MUCH less mozzarella cheese on top now. The first couple of times I got the changed pizza I thought maybe they just had a new employee who didn't know how to make it correctly. But sadly that wasn't the case. I asked them to remake the pizza for me one time because it just wasn't what I was used to from them but the remade one came out exactly the same as the first one. After that I was really bummed and stopped getting pizza there. Since then I've heard others say the same thing about the pizza and that they no longer get pizza there so I know it's not just me. OWNERS! If you see this can you please go back to the original way of making Cujo's pizza!!?? I know you would get a lot of your old customers back if you did. If the change was due to budget then I had an idea. You have added several menu items over the years. Maybe you could re-evaluate which menu items you sell the most/least of and do away with the ones sold least. This way you can put the money saved from ingredients you don't have to buy anymore toward making quality delicious pizza, like it used to be made at Cujo's. A pizza place should have GREAT pizza which results in great sales. I mean, you can have great pizza and sell a whole lot of it or have not so great pizza along with a ton of random menu items that you only sell a few each of. A more focused menu also means more focused staff since they wouldn't have to jump from making pizza to making a burger, to a barbecue sandwich, a sub sandwich, a salad or spaghetti and so on. Cujo's Pizza is a pizza place which has been a part of the Curry community for over 20 years and is one of the very few places to eat in Curry. You have tons of potential customers just in the Curry/Smith Lake area if you just make a few changes.

Wonderful customer service, which is extremely hard to find these days. Thank you for always being convenient and friendly!